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Description and principle of operation


NOTE: Left-hand drive (LHD) model shown; the right-hand drive (RHD) version is similar.


Pos.Spare part numberName
1-Right (RH) Front Door Handle and Latch
2-Instrument panel
3-Right Rear Door Control Module
4-Rear right door handle and latch
5-Radio Frequency (RF) Receiver
6-Remote control
7-Launch Control Module
8-Left (LH) rear door handle and latch
9-Left Rear Door Control Module
10-Front left door handle and latch
11-Front Left Door Control Module
12-Bonnet release cable
13-Left hood latch
14-Bonnet lid safety hook
15-Right Hood Latch and Partial Close Switch
16-Central Junction Box (CJB)
17-Central locking switches on the instrument panel
18-Front Right Door Control Module



Description and principle of operation


NOTE: Left hand drive version shown; the right-hand drive version has a similar design




Pos.Spare part numberName
1-Tailgate Release Switch
2-Auxiliary Junction Box (AJB)
3-Fuel filler cap actuating mechanism
4-Latch and switch for incomplete closing of the rear lifting door


All vehicle attachments are secured with latches and locks. The latches are equipped with partial closing switches that notify the driver that the vehicle access point is not fully closed.

The central locking system is controlled by the remote control, the central locking buttons on the front door or the central locking switches on the instrument panel. The central locking system controls the automatic locking and unlocking of the vehicle entry points. The software that controls the central locking system is stored in the CJB.

The central locking system is also integrated with the interior lighting function. The interior lighting and door mirror lamps are illuminated when a valid unlock request from the remote control is received by the CJB from the radio frequency receiver. For further information, refer to the chapter: Interior Lighting (417-02 Interior Lighting, Description and Operation).

The folding function of the outside rearview mirrors can also be controlled by the central locking system, if configured by the dealer.

A hidden mechanical door lock is built into the outer handle of the left front door and is used to gain access to the passenger compartment in the event of a discharged battery or a malfunction of the central locking system.


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